Château Rhianfa

We booked afternoon tea to celebrate my parents 60th Wedding Anniversary. From the moment we arrived, the service was exceptional. As my father is in a wheelchair I had asked, when booking, if we could sit at a dining table rather than in the usual comfy sofas. They went a step further and the disabled access ramp was already in place awaiting our arrival. The table was laid out and the staff so attentive. The food was extra special….special mention for the egg sandwich and the tiffin 👌🏼. The spectacular views and beautiful building obviously added to the experience. I honestly cannot recommend Chateau Rhianfa enough, 5 stars isn’t enough 🫶🏻 Thank you Elin for organising everything for us.

We stayed at the chateau in the snowdonia suite at the end of August for our daughters wedding. What an absolutely fabulous experience. The chateau is just stunning and quirky in equal measure, and is an absolute joy to behold. We had afternoon tea on the friday in the music room, what a selection of sandwiches, cakes, and pastries we enjoyed and in sumptuous surroundings with spectacular views across to Bangor and snowdonia. The organisation of the wedding was faultless, and the canapés and the four course wedding breakfast were again in my opinion to an absolutely excellent standard. Every member off staff that I encountered were a credit to their employers, nothing was too much trouble. Yes this hotel is a little more expensive than some in the area, but in my opinion it's worth the extra expense for the experience and them views. Remember you get what you pay for.

Went to a wedding, for the money the food was not worth the price, organisation poor, while the speeches were going on music from a speaker was on. Not worth the money, except for the views.

Beautiful location with stunning views. I was expecting much more for the price. The hotel is in need of maintenance inside and out. Rooms could be cleaner. Staff are lovely. Bars need to be manned and knowledge of what is being sold.

I was quite astonished to see such poor hospitality, such a tired property, that was uncleaned, tired and worn and staff that were so out of their depth. There was no knowledge. The lack of knowledge about the area, about the produce used, about the wines and care to make our experience remotely acceptable was just not fair. We stayed for a few nights, only ate once, the service dear lord was so poor. Didn't even have breakfast as the food was so poor. We ate at catch 22 on one night, Anns Pantry and Rhosneiger chip shop. All by far better than this joke of a hotel. My partner was going to propse to me, but we had such a bad experience she waited until we left. Avoid this joke of a hotel like the plague.

Booked a 2 night stay whilst moving our daughter into her new house in Bangor. We stayed in the lodge with its sea views. The room was clean and spacious with an enormous bathroom. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Breakfast had loads of options and we dined in the restaurant one evening. The food is amazing with a great wine list. Both bars in the hotel are lovely and there are loads of rooms and balconies to enjoy your sundowners. Lovely stay and we will be back.